COVID19: Cyprus cases shoot up again, tourist list revised excluding Britain, Russia
Cyprus reported eight new coronavirus cases on Sunday, mostly from repatriated Cypriots, a day after the island celebrated zero COVID-19 cases for the first time since the outbreak on March 9. The Ministry of Health said of the 365 samples taken from Cypriots returning on repatriation flights, seven cases of COVID-19 were found, while the
When the government issued a tender for the supply of 420 automatic vehicle locators (AVL) to improve the efficiency of its fleet,
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Cyprus reported eight new coronavirus cases on Sunday, mostly from repatriated Cypriots, a day after the island celebrated zero COVID-19 cases for the first time since the outbreak on March 9. The
Read MoreWhen the government issued a tender for the supply of 420 automatic vehicle locators (AVL) to improve the efficiency of its fleet,
Cyprus on Saturday showed it was right to gamble on easing the lockdown after zero COVID-19 cases were recorded for the first
As Cyprus lockdown eases, organized beaches reopened on Saturday and the Health Ministry issued guidelines on the distance between umbrellas and sunbeds
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The Auditor-General, the watchdog keeping public finances in check, was the main stumbling block in getting the government’s private sector aid package through parliament, which the finance minister rescinded for fear of being rejected outright in the House. All opposition
Read MoreThe Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission’s (CySEC) hefty fine of a forex firm for not complying with financial regulations has been welcomed
Despite reopening after 50 days of Cyprus lockdown, retail shops have yet to generate their normal revenue with shop keepers reporting that
Restaurants, pubs and bars can open for business as the COVID-19 lockdown comes to an end, but around 40% will not open
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The Auditor-General, the watchdog keeping public finances in check, was the main stumbling block in getting the government’s private sector aid package
We are expected to go out there and get a life now that house arrest has been lifted which is what lockdown
During difficult times various matters arise, which exploit these ‘difficult times’ as an excuse to get away with it. This is the
By Shavasb Bohdjalian With almost 3 million people infected by the COVID-19 coronavirus and close to 3 billion of the global workforce
While the government has done a better-than-expected job to keep coronavirus from the door the political establishment hasn’t quite got to grips
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Coronavirus and shutting down businesses as a result of the lockdown imposed to stem the outbreak is a great opportunity for a Green reboot of Cyprus’ economy and society. Experts and stakeholders are urging countries trying to restart their economy to consider
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Egypt, Cyprus, Greece, France and the United Arab Emirates denounced Turkish illegal activities in the Cypriot Exclusive Economic Zone calling it a
Greek Energy Minister Kostis Hatzidakis said the agreement with Cyprus, and Israel to construct an ambitious EastMed gas pipeline constitutes a game-changer
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By Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM The heightened uncertainties in the markets are causing further ventures into riskier waters to pause
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After the Republic of Cyprus announced that it will begin Phase 2 of relaxing measures relating to the COVID-19 outbreak, the British
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By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM Equities are moving higher in early Asian trading Thursday after a robust performance from
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The British pound – this month’s worst-performing major currency – could “easily drop to $1.18” at the end of June, warned Nigel
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Ayia Napa Marina hosted on Thursday five Cyprus Navy vessels, in a trial run to test the technical specifications and operational capabilities of the marina that is currently under construction. A military source told CNA that provisions were made in
Read MoreConstruction work to complete Ayia Napa Marina has resumed at a fast pace after COVID-19 lockdown while necessary buildings for its operation
Cyprus will allow cruise ships to dock in it ports only for refuelling purposes, as it relaxes restrictions imposed in March due
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See All »Cyprus reported eight new coronavirus cases on Sunday, mostly from repatriated Cypriots, a day after the
We are expected to go out there and get a life now that house arrest has
As Cyprus lockdown eases, organized beaches reopened on Saturday and the Health Ministry issued guidelines on
Cyprus airports will gradually begin to welcome flights and tourists from June 9 following three months
Cypriot MPs on Friday approved a law allowing the state to guarantee tourists who booked and